Pink’s daughter Willow, 7, can seriously sing

WILLOW Sage Heart is set to follow in her famous mum’s footsteps with a new video revealing she has an incredible voice.

PINK’S daughter has one seriously impressive voice.

Willow Sage Heart, 7, is one of the guest artists on upcoming album, The Greatest Showman — Reimagined, which is due out in mid-November.

In a video posted online overnight, Pink’s daughter is shown recording her version of A Million Dreams (Reprise) which will be featured on the album along with her famous mum’s version of A Million Dreams.

Fans have lost their minds over the clip with many praising Willow’s amazing voice and some even saying they were moved to tears.

I watched this early this morning when it first aired and I watched it again just now and choked up with happy tears each time. Willow has a beautiful voice, Pink’s joy in working w/her daughter & the song itself are a great way to begin & end the day!

— Sophieismycat (@Sophieismycat1) October 25, 2018

Pink’s daughter is already an incredible singer

— William T. Garrett (@OneMugManTwo) October 24, 2018

Honestly the most heart warming cutest thing Iv seen ever! The bond you both have is amazing and priceless, the best of friends it’s so amazing to see such a connection between a mother and a daughter! You rock @pink

— Laura west (@Westy0864) October 24, 2018

The highly anticipated album is due out on November 16. The full track listing is below.

The Greatest Show — Panic! At The Disco

A Million Dreams — P!nk

A Million Dreams (Reprise) — Willow Sage Hart

Come Alive — Years & Years and Jess Glynne

The Other Side — MAX and Ty Dolla $ign

Never Enough — Kelly Clarkson

This Is Me (The Reimagined Remix) — Keala Settle, Kesha and Missy Elliott

Rewrite The Stars — James Arthur and Anne-Marie

Tightrope — Sara Bareilles

From Now On — Zac Brown Band

Bonus tracks:

The Greatest Show — Pentatonix

Come Alive — Craig David

This Is Me — Kesha

Rewrite The Stars (Acoustic) — Zendaya

Originally published as Pink’s daughter Willow, 7, can seriously sing